Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-30
PACIFIC COAST.



AEvknkpo (oal Jan. =. .--Tbe stsam
boiler q lhe Alvarado eaear Rsfnary
exploded Is 2 asolnak this morninn. and
eompieteiy demolished the hnildinn.
Severg persnns are reported 10 DO saEi-
oasly injured.
a Discharsea Bynamiier.
SAx fRksctsco. Jan. Go.-Ths ehanna
Againa1 A. w. Barns. the man acsuasa
ef havtag thrown the dynAmita beEnh
which expledsa znder NE hsrkln steeas
ear and Seriously injured Mrs. Hilaer.
brandt. vas dismissed shis mcrninn,
there being no evidence 70 conviSl him.
snlciae a Greeery
SAN FnANcIso0. Jaa. =. A man wani
into q RrooeFy kfozo ae tho cuxneE of
Pars6e and Battery streets this aktef-
n,on. and picked 40 TIE eAeese kulfe
and cut bis throat from eaF - ear. He
4 ID almost instantly. An investiRAlinn
revealed the fAes thal his name waa
Jacob Bfonatamp. q native of GeRmany,
aRed s. yoarA. He Waa formeriY 9
keener of q life saving sfation near tha
Oia Hoase. bat lateerly haa been ouiof
emplosmsnl Ne oanaa for tha deed "a
known.
WIla nave q Kane 81 The1r eva.
SAN FkAnursoo, Jan. @.-Tha Difee-
tors Of abe CaKmNn'a Omnlhnl Cnm-
pkns have for snmB days pad been COO.
templatinR the application for q fran
ohise 70 coDatKucl and oreFAlo 4 nahls
rod along Pnst street, from Market 10
Central avenue, q distance Of about tmn
miles. The estimated amnunt required
20 pui sach q read Ia operation 4 aboaa
$4,000. II Il said ihaf the Kniahia %
Labor and members Of the Trades
Uuian will be assessed 30 raiaa that snm.
shares will be issued only % bona ats
wage workers, and lhe number % shares
20 Be held By eacA person b 10 Be linz
it'd. Il 10 believed thai the aoneF can
be easily raised. m there are 10 900 Wano
workers In this city belonginR 20 trades
organizations Ia active aynpathy with
the carmen. Secretary Buekley, Of tha
strikers omnibus line. says the men hAa
determined 10 haft the hatile 70 the
cod. II necessary the men would. be
sAid. 60 10 Wugk and die the oable road
on Posi- street themselves. but under no
circumstances wauld they retire FROM
t9e RFoand that they bad taken.
The ehoeslng Aeciaessaa.
saN Fnakcmoo. Jan. 2.-fha Ooran-
er's Jury in tue osao OF Lnke Curry.
WHO vas shot and killed dnKinQ scuf-
de for q revolver wish BARLEY Flynn
aad Itsey Hertz, found that TIE ehoot-
ina vas aooldantal, and exonerAtea
Hertz and Flynn.
Dsphsherla.
-Four eases Of diphtheFia we're repuft-
Cd 81 tha Health Once this msrnina.
sale Of meFseA
SAcRAMnNro, Jan. 29.-Tha sale of
breeding studs on Rancho De Rio, BE-
longing 10 Theodore Winters, took plaos
To-Day. The 6ral on the oataioQue was
NE famous "Old NorfOlk.n Tho ace
lioneeF, however, stated that Mr.. VIA
lers could not had Il In his heart 10 part
With him, aud his name was withdrawn.
Joe Rocker brought 940ooi Dam nla-
sion, with q suaklinR BY Joe Hooker,
brought $500; Countess 2sika brouRhi
1900, and Rosa b. $3.50. Tue Duksof
Norfolk brouxht 800. Twenty-seven
aoEses in all we're sold and realized
BIS. .f63.
TranaFerrea e Vanooaver.
SAN FnAHclsoo. Jan. 29.--Aoiisa As
sistant sugton, NJ. n. Walker, has heen
relieved from duty at Angel Island. and
lrdered 10 proceed for temporary duiy
o Vancouver Barracks. Warrington
Territory.
Coming weather.
San FRaNcrsoo, Jan. rs .. m.-Tha
niioations for the next 80 hours for
Oregon and Warrington Territory. rain.
shipping AnaelllGcnce.
SAN Francisco. Jan. 29.-Arrivsd--
Ship Two Broihers, Seattle; bark Lizzie
Williams, Tacoma.
nailed-Sseamef Empire, Nanaimo;
hip Tacoma, Tacoma.
Ponr ToWNaEND, Jan. 29.-Sailed--
8aFkeniine John Wooster.
Ponr MADISON, Jan. 29.-Arrlved-
Bark Northwest.
ponr AMoKLos, Jan. % The same
lutward bound vessels are IN port aa
Rere reported yesterday.
The weather is cloady with fresh
wesi wind.